The Invisible Practice invites you to celebrate Deaf-centric creativity!
We cap off our Light+Vibrotactile exhibition with VIBRO-PLAYGROUND - an evening to connect and celebrate in community. With your ticket, the public L+V installation becomes your private playground! Get hands on, experiment a little, and discover what’s possible when Deaf-centric creativity kicks down the guardrails!
You’ll also enjoy some short presentations from leaders in the Deaf arts community, alongside a silent auction! There’ll be some truly cool items you can bid on, including books by published Deaf authors! We all like to win and bring something home, right?
VIBRO-PLAYGROUND is our 2026 fundraising campaign with a goal of $5000 through ticket sales and donations. Your generous support will let us expand our annual programming and serve even more Deaf artists. Visit our website to learn more about us.
TICKET OPTIONS
$50 - EARLY BIRD only until January 17! Includes 1 drink ticket & access to the evening event.
$65 - GENERAL ADMISSION. Includes 1 drink ticket and a discounted Invisible Practice membership!
$350 - SPONSOR one of our custom-built Vibro-Tables and have your name immortalized on a metal plaque as part of our CARBON MOVEMENTS performance tour!
You can purchase tickets and make donations here: https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/lightvibrotactile-fundraiser-party
Inquiries: general@invisiblepractice.ca
A Deaf-centric project by The Invisible Practice.
Funded by Canada Council for the Arts and Alberta Foundation for the Arts.
Proudly hosted by Latitude53.
The Invisible Practice is an Indigenous-informed Deaf arts collective dedicated to building capacity for Deaf-centric creativity. We cultivate a culture of creative play and brave experimentation, and foster safer spaces for Deaf artists to discover new modes of storytelling and solidarity-building.
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